MCOO-SLAM: A Multi-Camera Omnidirectional Object SLAM System
Miaoxin Pan, Jinnan Li, Yaowen Zhang, Yi Yang, Yufeng Yue

TL;DR
MCOO-SLAM introduces a multi-camera omnidirectional SLAM system that enhances object mapping and localization in outdoor environments by leveraging surround-view cameras, semantic fusion, and scene graph abstraction.
Contribution
It presents a novel multi-camera system with semantic and geometric fusion, robust object association, and a hierarchical scene graph for improved outdoor SLAM performance.
Findings
Achieves accurate localization in complex outdoor scenarios.
Provides scalable, robust object-level mapping with occlusion handling.
Enables viewpoint-invariant place recognition through omnidirectional loop closure.
Abstract
Object-level SLAM offers structured and semantically meaningful environment representations, making it more interpretable and suitable for high-level robotic tasks. However, most existing approaches rely on RGB-D sensors or monocular views, which suffer from narrow fields of view, occlusion sensitivity, and limited depth perception-especially in large-scale or outdoor environments. These limitations often restrict the system to observing only partial views of objects from limited perspectives, leading to inaccurate object modeling and unreliable data association. In this work, we propose MCOO-SLAM, a novel Multi-Camera Omnidirectional Object SLAM system that fully leverages surround-view camera configurations to achieve robust, consistent, and semantically enriched mapping in complex outdoor scenarios. Our approach integrates point features and object-level landmarks enhanced with…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRobotics and Sensor-Based Localization · Robotic Path Planning Algorithms · Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques
